Rather than stocking shelves for eternity - maybe company greeters can retire?[/caption]
Then too, an evident re-emergence of manufacturing in the US, this may open the door for companies like JC Penny to gain ground on a store that was once famous for "Made In America" - back when the slogan was a popular selling point. Penny, interestingly, looks to become an Apple Store itself. Reading news from the Epoch Times concerning Walmart, maybe 300 million Americans should shift their brand loyalty?
Somewhere in the middle ground in between the cheapest possible junk American shoppers can fill their attics and garages with (and clothes likely made by some child 12,000 miles away) - and the upscale iPad, iPhone, and Mac retailer - there is a common ground where America and American's may yet emerge from this economic debacle. With any idea where craftsmanship, patriotism, and common sense blend into a real economy booster resides - there's hope a 100 year old hourly Walmart greeter's only job will be a well deserved vacation from here on out - some volunteer work at the beach or local gymnasium, perhaps.
There's your new-found corporate strategy Ron Johnson, we needn't see any more Kodak or Sears economic moments in the good ole USA. Walmart greeters? Well, they surely deserve a better shake than stocking cans of Pork & Beans for eternity. Phil out for now.
Walmart’s PR firm roster includes Golin Harris, Porter Novelli and others.
Rather than stocking shelves for eternity - maybe company greeters can retire?[/caption]
Then too, an evident re-emergence of manufacturing in the US, this may open the door for companies like JC Penny to gain ground on a store that was once famous for "Made In America" - back when the slogan was a popular selling point. Penny, interestingly, looks to become an Apple Store itself. Reading news from the Epoch Times concerning Walmart, maybe 300 million Americans should shift their brand loyalty?
Somewhere in the middle ground in between the cheapest possible junk American shoppers can fill their attics and garages with (and clothes likely made by some child 12,000 miles away) - and the upscale iPad, iPhone, and Mac retailer - there is a common ground where America and American's may yet emerge from this economic debacle. With any idea where craftsmanship, patriotism, and common sense blend into a real economy booster resides - there's hope a 100 year old hourly Walmart greeter's only job will be a well deserved vacation from here on out - some volunteer work at the beach or local gymnasium, perhaps.
There's your new-found corporate strategy Ron Johnson, we needn't see any more Kodak or Sears economic moments in the good ole USA. Walmart greeters? Well, they surely deserve a better shake than stocking cans of Pork & Beans for eternity. Phil out for now.
Walmart’s PR firm roster includes Golin Harris, Porter Novelli and others.
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